By Joel A. Erickson | The Advocate
The New Orleans Saints got more out of their 2017 draft class than any team should expect to get from one group of rookies.
The first four picks were just about perfect. Marshon Lattimore and Alvin Kamara swept the NFL's Rookie of the Year awards; Ryan Ramczyk established himself as one of the game's best young tackles; and Marcus Williams turned in the best season a free safety has had in New Orleans in years.
And the fifth pick might have been able to make a similar impact if he hadn't gotten hurt.
"There are some other players in that class, too, that we're excited about," Saints general manager Mickey Loomis said on the eve of training camp. "How does Alex come back from his injury?"
Alex would be Alex Anzalone, the linebacker the Saints plucked out of Florida with a third-round pick. ...
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